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Okla. Bar Ass'n Bylaws art. X
DIVISIONS OF THE OKLAHOMA BAR ASSOCIATION
Section 1. YOUNG LAWYERS DIVISION
The Young Lawyers Division of the Oklahoma Bar Association shall consist of all members of the Association in good standing who were first admitted to the practice of law 10 years ago or less. Provided, however, that any member of the Association admitted to practice prior to 1990 shall be considered a member of the division if (1) (s)he has been in practice 10 years or less, or (2) is not over 36 years of age, whichever provision allows the member to participate in the Young Lawyers Division for the greatest length of time. The Young Lawyers Division shall adopt Bylaws not inconsistent with the rules of the Supreme Court and Bylaws of the Association, effective upon approval by the Board of Governors.
Section 2. LAW STUDENT DIVISION
The Law Student Division of the Oklahoma Bar Association shall consist of law student affiliates who are currently enrolled in a law school accredited by the American Bar Association. A law student affiliate shall not hold himself out to the public or imply in any manner whatsoever that he or she is a member of the Association or entitled to practice law in this state. The Association retains the right to deny or revoke the privileges of any law student who violates the Rules or Bylaws of the Association. The Law Student Division shall adopt Bylaws, not inconsistent with the Rules or Bylaws of the Association, which shall prescribe the yearly dues for law student affiliates.
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- www.okbar.org
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- 2026-09-30
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- 2026-09-30
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